Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-02-17

forced in any county, it shall be the duty OF the
Attorney General to enforce the same IN such
county and for that purpose he may appoint as
MANY assistants as he shall see Mt and ne and
his assistants shall be authorized to sign verify
and file all such complaints, informations. petit
tians and papers the county attorney IS
authorized to sign, verify or file, and 10 do and
perform any act that the county attorney might
lawfully do or perform; and for such services
he shall receive the same fees that the county
attorney would be entitled to for like services,
to be taxed and collected in the same manner,
except that in all cases where there snail pc
conviction and the attorneys ices as provloeo
for in this act shall not be paid by the defend
ant within one month after his release from jan,
the county where such conviction Is nad shau
then become liable to the Attorney General Tor
a fee of S25 upori each count upon which the
defendant shall have been convicted; PROVIDED
That in no one case shall such county be liable
for more than 500.
Sec. G. That section of chapter 12s of the
session laws of 1881, be and the same Is hereby
amended so as to read as follows; sec D. NO
nerson shall manufacture or assist in the man
ufacture of, intoxicating liquors IN TINS state,
except for medical, scientlnc ana HecnahicsA
purposes. Any person or persons desiring 10
manufacture any of the liquors mentioned in
this act, for medicinal, scientific and mechanical
purposes shall present to the probate judge OF
the county wherein such business Is proposed
to be carried on, petition asking permit LOT
such purpose, setting forth the name OF the aP
on such business, and the kind OF liquor 10 De
manufactured Such petition shall nave aP
pended thereto a certificate, signed py at leasI
100 resident electors of the ward or city OF the
second class, or by majority OF the resloent
electors of the township or city Oh the thiro
class, wherein such applicant desires 10 manu-
facture such intoxicants, certifying lhal sucn
applicant is person of good moral CHARACTER
temperate in his habits, and proper person 10
manufacture and sell intoxicating liquors. Such
applicant shall file with said petition BOND 10
the State of Kansas, in the sum OF S1OOOO, con-
ditioned that for any violation OF the provisions
of this act said bond shall be forfeited Sucn
bond shall be signed by such applicant or apph-
cants as principal or principals, and by at least
three sureties, who shall justify under oatn IN
the sum of 81 900 each, and who shall be OF the
number signing such petition Inc proDate
judge shall consider such petition and oono, ana
if satisfied that such petition is true, and that
the bond is sufficient, may, in his oiscretloh'
grant permit to manufacture intoxicating
liquors for medical. scientific and mecnanlcal
purposes, The said permit, the order granting
the same and the bond and justification thereon
shall be forthwith recorded by said probate Judge
in the same manner and with like effect as IN case
of permit to sell such liquor, as proVlueo III
this act. Such manufacturer shall keep DOCK
wherein shall be entered complete record OF the
sales made the dates thereof, the name ana res
idence of the purchasers, the kind and quaIty OF
liquors sold and the price received or charged
therefor An abstract Of such record, Verlneo py
that the LIQUORS therein mentioned are all in
toxicating liquors sold by such manufacturer
during the preceding quarter, snail De nleu
quarterly in the probate court OF such county AT
the end of each quarter during the period OF
such permit Such manufacturer shall sell the
liquors so manufactured only in original pack
ages. He shall sell such liquors to no one ex-
cept druggists who at the time of such sale snail
be duly authorized to sell Intoxicating liquors
as provided by law. Any rectitication or adulter
alton of intoxicating liquors shall be considered
manufacturing under this act.
Section &. Every county clerk or probate
judge who shall neglect or refuse to perform
any duty required of him under this act, the
punishment of which is not hereinbefore pro-
vided by this act, shall be deemed guilty OF
misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall De
punished by a fine of not less than $500 nor more
than 81 000 and in addition thereto Shall forfeit
his right to longer hold office, and the court be-
fore whom such conviction is had shall order
and adjudge such forfeiture.
Section 8. For services performed under this
act the probate judge and county clerk shall re-
ceiVe no fees except such as are herein provided
for.
Section Q. That section 12 of chapter 1913 of the
session laws of 1881, as amended by section OF
chapter 40 of the session laws of 1885, be
amended to read as follows: Section IL.
1t shall be the duty of all sheriffs, deputy sher-
IFS, constables, mayors, marshals. police judges
and police officers of any city or town, having
notice knowledge of any violations OF the
ney of the fact of such violation, and to furnish
him the names of any witnesses within
| his knowledge by whom such violation
can be proven. If any such officer shall
| fail 10 comply with the provisions OF
| this section he shall, upon convection, be
| fined in any sum not less than S10
nor more than $500, and such conviction shall be
| a forfeiture of the office held by such person
and the court before whom such conviction is
| had shall. in addition to the imposition Of the
| fine aforesaid order and adjudge the forfeiture
of his said office. For failure or neglect OF
| Official duty in the enforcement of this act any
of the city county officers herein referred to
may be removed by civil action.
| Section 10. That section 6 of chapter 12S OF
the session laws of 1881 and sections 2, 4, 8, IL
and Ii of chapter 12S of the session laws of 1881
| as amended by sections l, g. 6, Z and - of chap
ter - of the session laws of 1885, and section II
of chapter 149 of the session laws of 1885 be and
| the same are hereby repealed.
| Section II. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication in the
| official State paper.